After the largely heartbreaking indirect election of 45th President Donald Trump in 2016, the well-defined rift in the left-wing and DNC has not fallen out as a talking point among the politically engaged population. Despite intense efforts by many to prevent a "split vote," nominee Hillary Clinton did not obtain enough votes to flip the... Continue Reading →
The Op Ed: A Dark Tale Wrapped in A Bow
The news has been exploding after the recent release of an op-ed piece in the New York Times, authored by an anonymous source claiming to work as Executive staff. The piece details a "quiet resistance" within the White House against the president, Mr. Trump. The open letter to America is meant to inspire opponents of... Continue Reading →
Let’s Talk Elections: Candidate Michael Mann for President
Michael Mann for President, 2020 (Independent-CA) #OneNationOnePeople He's just a regular guy hoping to unite the people by stepping outside of party lines. Polarization and bias has gone too far, and though the stigma of running independent can be daunting, that sort of challenge is exactly in Michael Mann's wheelhouse. And by wheelhouse, I mean... Continue Reading →
Noblesville shooting
Noblesville West Middle School, most people forgot all about it. But not everyone.
London’s Mayor plans tour he’ll give President Trump
Originally published by Robbie Couch for Upworthy If Mayor Sadiq Khan could take President Donald Trump anywhere in his city to see London's best, where would it be? Khan, the city's first Muslim mayor, was recently asked the question by Time Out ahead of Trump's visit to the U.K. and NATO Summit. And it would... Continue Reading →
Remembering Santa Fe
A day that students will remember for the rest of their lives. We need change.
Is the US a Piggy-Bank for NATO, as Trump Claims?
July 11, 2018 Nic Robertson and Angela Dewan, CNN Trump has long called on other NATO members to spend at least 2% of their gross domestic product on defense, as the transatlantic alliance's own guidelines recommend. He has a point. The US spent more than 3.5% of its GDP on defense last year, and far... Continue Reading →
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